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• Pope Dionysius of Alexandria
  ... fter seventeen years as a bishop. He was the first [[Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa|Pope]] to hold the title "the Great" (before a [[Bishop of ... ... ch that became the Coptic Orthodox Church and the Greek Orthodox Church of Alexandria) in 248 succeeding a deceased Heraclas.^[1]
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• Pope Alexander of Alexandria
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• Cyril of Alexandria
  ... λλος Ἀλεξανδρείας; c. 376 – 444) was the [[Patriarch of Alexandria]] from 412 to 444. He was enthroned when the city was at the height of its ... ... [http://www.jeffriddle.net/2018/07/wm-99-cyril-of-alexandria.html Cyril of Alexandria] by [[Jeff Riddle]]
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• Eulogius of Alexandria
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• Origen of Alexandria
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• Clement of Alexandria
  [[image:Clement_alexandrin.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Clement of Alexandria]] ... an theologian]] and philosopher who taught at the [[Catechetical School of Alexandria]]. A convert to Christianity, he was an educated man who was familiar with ...
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• Johanneum Comma and Clement of Alexandria
  #REDIRECT [[Johannine Comma and Clement of Alexandria]]
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• Johannine Comma and Clement of Alexandria
  [[image:Clement_alexandrin.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Clement of Alexandria]] [[image:Clement_1_John_5.7.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Clement of Alexandria with allusions to the Comma Johanneum [https://books.google.com.au/books?i ...
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• Septuagint
  ... sumed to be translated in stages between the 3rd and 1st centuries BC in [[Alexandria]]. The Septuagint was most probably translated by [[Origen]] in about [[25 ... ... ars from each of the twelve tribes of Israel who traveled to the city of [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]], where they miraculously produced their Greek translation f ...
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• Italic Church in the Northern Italy
  ... as able to preserve. Cyril Lucar hastened to Alexandria where Codex A, the Alexandrian Manuscript, is lying, and laid down his life to introduce the Reformation ...
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• Desiderius Erasmus
  :"`Since the famous manuscripts of Rome, Alexandria, Cambridge, Paris, and Dublin were examined ... a verdict has been obtaine ...
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• Codex Alexandrinus
  ... x Church|Eastern Orthodox]] [[Cyril Lucaris|Patriarch Cyril Lucaris]] from Alexandria to Constantinople.^[] [[Johann Jakob Wettstein|Wettstein]] desig ... ... and most complete manuscripts of the [[Bible]]. It derives its name from [[Alexandria]] where it resided for a number of years before being given to the British ...
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• Codex Vaticanus
  ... ing was derived from [[John 19:34]] and occurs in other manuscripts of the Alexandrian text-type (א, C, L, [[Codex Tischendorfianus IV|Γ]], 1010, 1293, pc, vg ... ... atin]] and [[Coptic versions of the Bible|Sahidic version]] and [[Cyril of Alexandria]]. In Book of Job it has the additional 400 half-verses from [[Theodotion] ...
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• Aleppo Codex
  ... ts were transported to Egypt via a caravan led and funded by the prominent Alexandrian official Abu’l-Fadl Sahl b. Yūsha’ b. Sha‘yā who was in Ascalon f ...
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• 1 John 5:7
  ====[[Clement of Alexandria]]==== ====Johannine Comma and Clement of Alexandria====
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• Jerome
  ... ecting even there "concealed serpents", i.e., the influence of [[Origen of Alexandria]]. Late in the summer of 388 he was back in [[Palestine]], and spent the r ... ... orical]] and [[mystical]] subtleties after the manner of [[Philo]] and the Alexandrian school. Unlike his contemporaries, he emphasizes the difference between t ...
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• Koine Greek
  ... ommon dialect", also simply called ''koine'' "common [language]", besides "Alexandrian dialect", "common Attic" or "Hellenistic Greek") is the popular form of t ... ... τῆς Ἀλεξανδρέων διαλέκτου) or ''the dialect of [[Alexandria]]'', a term often used by modern classicists.
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• List of New Testament uncials
  | [[Saint Petersburg]] <br> [[Alexandria]]
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• Bible translations
  ... had gathered in [[Egypt]], where [[Alexander the Great]] had founded the [[Alexandria|city]] that bears his name. At one time a third of the population of the c ... ... Book of Revelation|Revelation]]), and later established by [[Athanasius of Alexandria]] in 367 (with [[Revelation]] added), and [[Jerome]]'s ''[[Vulgate]]'' Lat ...
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• Abaddon
  ... es, a homily entitled "The Enthronement of Abbaton" by pseudo-[[Timothy of Alexandria]], and the [[Resurrection of Jesus Christ (by Bartholomew)|Apocalypse of B ...
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• Origen
  ... lexandria]] where [[Clement of Alexandria]] had taught. The [[patriarch of Alexandria]] at first supported Origen but later expelled him for being ordained with ... ... the number of his pupils increased rapidly, so that Bishop [[Demetrius of Alexandria]], made him restrict himself to instruction in Christian doctrine alone.
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• George Lamsa
  ... went to school. He later studied at the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia, and at Dropsie College in Philadelphia.
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• Zeta
  ... orary inscriptions, and the orthography of the manuscripts and papyri is [[Alexandria|Alexandrine]] rather than historical. Thus, σδ indicates only a differen ...
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• John 1:18
  [[Papyrus 66|P66]] and [[Papyrus 75|P75]] both read θεός. In the Alexandrian tradition, scribes used [[Nomina Sacra]] abbreviations (<span style="text ... ... n of the Gnostic systems… He was probably of Egyptian Jewish descent and Alexandrian education… He made much use of the Prologue of John’s Gospel and the ...
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• Eta
  ... textual criticism]] for the [[Alexandrian text-type]] (from [[Hesychius of Alexandria|Hesychius]], its once-supposed editor).
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• Moses
  ... culus]]), [[Alexander Polyhistor]], [[Manetho]], [[Apion]], [[Chaeremon of Alexandria]], [[Tacitus]] and [[Porphyry (philosopher)|Porphyry]] also make reference ... The Jewish historian [[Artapanus of Alexandria]] (2nd century BCE), portrayed Moses as a cultural hero, alien to the Phar ...
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• Article: NO LXX Part 1 by Will Kinney
  ... olars from each of the twelve tribes of Israel who traveled to the city of Alexandria in Egypt, where they miraculously produced their Greek translation from th ... ... faithful version, by the seventy or seventy-two elders who constituted the Alexandrian Sanhedrim; and that the other books of the Old Testament were done at dif ...
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• Gnosticism
  ... a 2nd century church father and the first notable member of the Church of Alexandria, raised a criticism against the followers of Basilides and Valentinus in h ... ... Haereses]]''. The other pieces are known through the work of [[Clement of Alexandria]]:
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• Zacchaeus
  According to [[Clement of Alexandria]], in his book ''[[Stromata]]'', Zaccheus was surnamed [[Matthias]] by the ...
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• Matthew 5:44
  ... sostom, Eusebius, Gregory of Nyssa, Hilary, Lucifer; 5th Century: Cyril of Alexandria, Isidorus, Theodoret. Burgon states that there are "many more" fathers in ...
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• Development of the Old Testament canon
  ... n Jerusalem, that contained only the “proto-canonical books” and an “Alexandrian canon” that, it is said, included the apocrypha, which was accepted by ... Barber points out that the most famous “Alexandrian Jew” of them all, [[Philo]], never once cited from the apocrypha.<ref>' ...
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• Hexapla
  ... it applies to the edition of the [[Old Testament]] compiled by [[Origen of Alexandria]], sometime before the year 240, which placed side by side: ... p://www.archive.org/details/origenhexapla01unknuoft Full scan of Origen of Alexandria, Hexapla Vol I]
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• Acts 27:6
  * '''Acts 27:6''' And there the centurion found a ship of Alexandria sailing into Italy; and he put us therein. *'''[[Acts 27:6 (TRV)|Acts 27:6]]''' And there the centurion found an Alexandrian ship sailing to Italy, and he put us on board.
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• Biblical canon
  ... ered the first to codify the Biblical canon, was the heretic [[Origen]] of Alexandria. Although a heretic, he was a scholar well educated in the realm of both ... ... rted by [[Irenaeus]], 160 A.D. By the early 200's, the heretic [[Origen of Alexandria]] may have been using the same 27 books found in modern New Testament edit ...
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• Jesus and the woman taken in adultery
  ... present in its canonical place in a minority of Greek manuscripts known in Alexandria from the 4th Century onwards. In support of this it is noted that the 4th ... The first to systematically apply the critical marks of the Alexandrian critics was the heretic [[Origen]]:
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• Ishtar Gate
  ... onders of the World]]. It was replaced on that list by the [[Lighthouse of Alexandria]] from the third century BC.
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• Epistula ad Carpianum
  ... an Sections were made by [[Ammonius of Alexandria (Christian)|Ammonius the Alexandrian]] (Matthew 355, Mark 236, Luke 342, John 232 - together 1165 sections). U ... :Ammonius the Alexandrian, having exerted a great deal of energy and effort as was necessary, beque ...
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• Stichometry
  [[Callimachus]], when he drew up his catalogue of the Alexandrian libraries in the [[3rd century BC]], registered the total of the στιχ ... ... likewise numbered at every hundredth στιχος. Euthalius, a deacon of Alexandria of the 5th century, marked the στιχοι of the [[Pauline epistles]] by ...
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• Eusebian Canons
  ... divisions were devised by [[Ammonius of Alexandria (Christian)|Ammonius of Alexandria]], at the beginning of the third century (''c.'' 220), in connection with ...
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• Article: Little White Lies by Will Kinney
  ... tions of the New Testament reveals that they were done on the basis of the Alexandrian type manuscripts, not the Byzantine text-type" and "the early church fath ... ... in them where they agree with the KJB readings and not the Westcott- Hort Alexandrian copies of Sinaiticus and Vaticanus.
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• English Majority Text Version
  ... n translations mainly use Eclectic editions that conform more often to the Alexandrian text-type. ... readings, such as Mark 1:2 and John 1:18, the Peshitta rather supports the Alexandrian witnesses.
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• Brenton's Translation of the Septuagint
  ... pt of some learned men in modern times to introduce the designation of the Alexandrian version (as more correct) has been far from successful.
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• Syriac Sinaiticus
  ... folio 82b, Gospel of Matthew 1:1-17. Superimposed, life of [[Euphrosyne of Alexandria|Saint Euphrosyne]].]]
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• Scriptures Containing 321
  * [[Acts 28:11]] And after three months we departed <321> in a ship of Alexandria, which had wintered in the isle, whose sign was Castor and Pollux.
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• Revelation 16:5
  * In the 3rd century Clement of Alexandria speaking of Jehovah used “esomenos” knowing the correct NT reading of ... ====Clement of Alexandria====
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• Acts 27
  ... ]] [[3588|the]] [[1543|centurion]] [[2147|found]] [[4143|a ship]] [[222|of Alexandria]] [[4126|sailing]] [[1519|into]] [[2482|Italy]]; [[1688|and he put]] [[224 ...
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• List of New Testament Church Fathers
  |[[Adamantius (Pseudo-Origen)|Adamantius]]||[[Alexandria]]||300||Greek |[[Pope Alexander of Alexandria|Alexander]]||[[Alexandria]]||328||Greek
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• List of Church Fathers
  |[[Alexander of Alexandria]]||326||&nbsp; |[[Pope Athanasius I of Alexandria|Athanasius]]||373||one of the [[Doctor of the Church|Four Great Doctors of ...
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• Oxyrhynchus Papyri
  ... , because there is a tradition that 72 [[Jew]]ish scribes compiled it in [[Alexandria]], [[Egypt]]. It was quoted in the New Testament and is found bound togeth ... |[[Theophilus of Alexandria]]<br>''Peri Katanuxeos'' [?]
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• Early Christianity
  ... ead Christianity to cities throughout the [[Hellenistic]] world, such as [[Alexandria]] and [[Antioch]], and also to [[Ancient Rome|Rome]]^[2] and eve ... ... by 250^[5]). Teachers of this period, including [[Origen]] in [[Alexandria]] and [[Tertullian]] in [[Carthage|North Africa]], expressed in their writ ...
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• Tertullian
  ... ned from the Greek apologies, and offered a direct contrast to [[Origen of Alexandria]] who drew many of his theories regarding creation from [[Middle Platonism ...
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• Alexandrian text-type
  ... ich has a mostly [[Byzantine text-type]] during the Gospels and is largely Alexandrian throughout the rest of the New Testament]] ... Textual criticism#Eclecticism|Eclectic]] Greek text that is closest to the Alexandrian text-type.
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• Syria
  ... y of [[Antioch]] was the third largest city in the empire after Rome and [[Alexandria]]. With estimated population of 500,000 at its peak, Antioch was one of th ...
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• Acts 18
  ... ain]] [[2453|Jew]] [[3686|named]] [[6255|Apollos]], [[1085|born]] [[221|at Alexandria]], [[3052|an eloquent]] [[435|man]], [[5607|and]] [[1415|mighty]] [[1722|i ...
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• Acts 28
  ... ] [[3376|months]] [[321|we departed]] [[1722|in]] [[4143|a ship]] [[222|of Alexandria]], [[3914|which had wintered]] [[1722|in]] [[3588|the]] [[3520|isle]], [[3 ...
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• Minuscule 81
  The Greek text of the codex, is a representative of the [[Alexandrian text-type]], with some the [[Byzantine text-type|Byzantine]] readings. It ... ... [[British Library]] (Add. 20003) at [[London]]. 225 leaves are still in [[Alexandria]], where are holded in Patriarchat Library (59).^[1]
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• Minuscule 221
  ... χοι]] to Paul.^[4] It also contains one leaf from [[Cyril of Alexandria|Cyril's]] ''Homilies'', and two others later.^[4]
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• Diatessaron
  ... eportedly written by one [[Ammonius of Alexandria (Christian)|Ammonius the Alexandrian]], to correct perceived deficiencies in Tatian's. (Note that this Ammoniu ...
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